Echun Okiry - Complete Session - 2 Cd Set
Güiro for Elegguá - Music of Santería, Live Afro-Cuban Ceremonial Music
© 2002 Lawrence Millard (634479140822)
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Live Afro-Cuban cermony for Elegguá. Recorded on location in Havana, Cuba at a real ritual.
tracks
- 1 Oru Cantado
- 2 Songs For Elegguá
- 3 Ogún
- 4 Ochosi
- 5 Babalú Ayé
- 6 1.17
- 7 chango
- 8 obatala
- 9 obba
- 10 oya
- 11 yemaya
- 12 Ochún
- 13 Orunmila
- 14 Orunmila Ta Ladé
- 15 4.18
- 16 whistles
- 17 ElegguA
- 18 eleggua speaks
- 19 ElegguÁ 2
- 20 15.50
- 21 6.04
- 22 Yemaya
- 23 Yemaya 2
- 24 cierre
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notes
Recorded in Havana, this is a Santería ceremony to honor and evoke Elegguá. Elegguá is known as a multisided trickster and gatekeeper. A 'güiro', which refers to the shaker instrument also refers to the ceremony and style of music. These events occur frequently in Havana using güiros (also refered to as abwes and chekeres), a conga and a bell (usually played on a hoe blade call 'guataca'). This type of ceremony is very similar to what some call a 'bembe'.
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another fine recording
author: Maxinethis is good, deserves to be part of your collection of yoruba sacred music. maxine